Rose Ladies Series: Schedule, results, and leaderboards

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Here’s everything you need to know about the Rose Ladies Series…

What is the Rose Ladies Series?

While the Ladies European Tour stars waited to hear if they will have any more tournaments to play in 2020, Justin Rose and wife Kate decided to take matters into their own hands – and pockets.

The pair put their name and money behind a series of women’s events to give British professionals playing opportunities throughout June and July of that year.

The inaugural Justin Rose Ladies Series featured seven one-day tournaments followed by a three-day, 54-hole grand final held at North Hants, the Berkshire, and Wentworth.

The Roses contributed £35,000 in prize money, while American Golf and Computacenter UK matched the total as title sponsors. All 10 golf clubs offered their facilities for free.

When setting up the tournament, 2013 US Open champion Rose explained: “I am keenly aware that I now have the opportunity to go back to work and compete on the PGA Tour but this is not the same for the ladies and some junior tours as well.

Despite the return to action on the LET and LPGA, the Rose Ladies Series continued each year and is now in its fourth season.

Rose Ladies Series schedule and results

2023

The Rose Ladies Series returned for 2023 with five events across England in April and May, each with the chance to win £10,000.

Event 1: West Lancs
Winner: Gabs Cowley

Event 2: Southport & Ainsdale
Winner: Laura Beveridge

Event 3: Wentworth (East)
Winner: Lily May Humphrys

Event 4: Bearwood Lakes
Winner: TBC April 25

Event 5: The Grove
Winner: TBC May 2

2022

The Rose Ladies Series returned for 2022 with five events across England in April, each with the chance to win £10,000.

Event 1: West Lancs
Winner: Lauren Horsford

Event 2: Sunningdale (New)
Winner: Georgina Blackman

Event 3: Brokenhurst Manor
Winner: Hayley Davis

Event 4: Walton Heath (New)
Winner: Rachel Gourley

Event 5: Bearwood Lakes
Winner: Hayley Davis

2021

Event 1: West Lancs
Winner: Gabs Cowley

Event 2: Woburn
Winner: Liz Young

Event 3: Brokenhurst Manor
Winner: Becky Brewerton

Event 4: The Berkshire
Winner: Gabs Cowley

Event 5: Hillside
Winner: Gemma Clews

Event 6: Royal Birkdale
Winner: Jae Bowers

Event 7: JCB Club
Winner: Gemma Dryburgh

Event 8: Scotscraig
Winner: Caroline Inglis

Event 9: North Hants
Winner: Liz Young

Event 10: The Buckinghamshire
Winner: Gabs Cowley

Event 11: Bearwood Lakes
Winner: Chloe Wills

2020

Event 1: Brokenhurst Manor
Winner: Charley Hull

Event 2: Moor Park
Winner: Meghan MacLaren

Event 3: The Buckinghamshire
Winner: Gemma Dryburgh

Event 4: Royal St George’s
Winner: Gemma Dryburgh

Event 4: JCB Club
Winner: Gab Cowley

Event 5: Bearwood Lakes
Winner: Georgia Hall

Event 6: The Shire
Winner: Georgia Hall

Grand Final: Wentworth
Winner: Alice Hewson
Order of Merit winner: Charley Hull

Charley Hull won the Rose Ladies Series Order of Merit after the three-day Grand Final was cancelled midway through the final round as wildfires raged near Wentworth.

Play was suspended when fires on nearby Chobham Common crept over the railway line that runs alongside the West course’s 9th hole and near the 10th tee.

The 10th tee is the furthest point from the clubhouse on the huge Wentworth estate and players were brought in while the emergency services worked on controlling the fire. NCG spoke to a player involved who said everyone was in and safe.

Organisers announced soon after that play was suspended for the day and will resume on Saturday, but the Major Incident Command Centre ruled that the course would need to be closed indefinitely and the decision was made to end the Series after the second round of the Grand Final.

A statement read that they “worked through the night to find a suitable alternative date for both the venue and players” but “with the imminent recommencement of a packed LET and LPGA schedule it proved impossible to do”.

Alice Hewson, who led the at the 36-hole stage as well as the time of suspension, was handed the £10,000 first prize, while Hull wins £20,000 for topping the Order of Merit.